What does it mean that God is glorious? What does it matter for you? For us? As see, it means...
God is Glorious
Categories: God Is, Video Worship
September 27, 2020
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Welcome to Park Church
Reaching out to the world that God loves…
During the winter of 2002, a small number of grateful Christians in Red Bank, NJ began to dream together about how they could share Jesus Christ with high school kids who did not yet know him. They wanted to invite as many people as possible into the light they found themselves glad to be in. This turned into a multi-generational community of Christian faith called Outreach Red Bank (ORB).
In 2014, under the power of God’s Spirit, ORB transformed into Park Church as it found a new home at 31 Park Rd. in Tinton Falls, NJ. Located at the crossroads of major NJ roads, Park Church is situated to be a community for all of Monmouth County. The same mission from the very beginning drives us: to share Jesus Christ with people who don’t yet know him. We’d love to have you join us.
9:30AM at 312 Hance Ave in Tinton Falls!
Latest Messages
Firm Foundation
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September 23, 2020
What will be our foundation moving forward? How will we build on it? What can it look like? Hear about...
God is Great
Categories: God Is, Video Worship
September 13, 2020
God is great. That means we don't have to be in control. And that's a very good thing, especially these days!
Today’s the day to
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Park Posts
Blogs, stories, updates, and more…
September 1, 2020September 1, 2020
What will fall and winter 2020 look like at Park Church?
Whether we’re talking about working from home, cancelled travel plans, or school this fall, the the whirlwind of COVID continues to bring disruption and uncertainty to our lives. Which leads to this question...
What will Park Church look like for the fall and winter of 2020?
Keep reading, and find out below!
June 29, 2020June 29, 2020
Counterintuitive Solidarity, Part 2
About five years ago I came across a book called The Trouble I’ve Seen: Changing the Way the Church Views Racism. God used this book (and many others since then) to begin transforming my understanding of racism in America.
One of the most helpful ideas came in a chapter titled, “Don’t Go with Your Gut,” where author, theologian, and Jesus-follower, Drew Hart, calls Christians to adopt a posture he calls counterintuitive solidarity. To help explain, Hart makes a big claim: “most white Americans (Christian included) have been blind to the racism and oppression that has been so prevalent on this soil for the first 350 years, ever since Jamestown was formed.”
